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the volume, in cubic centimeters, of a sphere whose diameter is 6 cm is?
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4/3pi*r^3=4/3pi*3^3=36pi cubic centimeters
use the volume formula.
volume of a sphere is\[(4/3)(\pi)r^3\] so take half the diameter to find the radius, and substitute it for r in the formula
i dont understand how u got 36 though
(4/3)pi(3^3) =4*9pi =36pi
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so u rounded the 4?
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